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GENERATOR
BATTERY TEST
1. Inverter Remote
• Located in the middle left of the
main panel is the Inverter Remote.
• Push ON/OFF Inverter button to
start inverted power.
• Choose inverted breakers as
needed.
• Inverter display Should be between
11-13 volts when generator is not
running.
• When generator is running and the
Inverter is on, should be 12.5 volts or
greater.
• The Generator must be run 6 to 8
hrs per day to keep the batteries
charged
• A low battery alarm will sound and
the LED on the control panel will
flash when the inverter batteries
drop to 10.5 volts
• DC power will shut down at 10 volts
2. Engine and Generator Starting
Batteries
• One engine starting battery per engine
with dedicated charging system.
• One generator starting battery with
dedicated charging system.
• To charge batteries when generator
is on – Switch battery charger
breaker ON.
Remember: Each light or appliance will
need to be turned on individually once the
breaker is on.
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Tips for Getting the Most from your
Houseboat Batteries
• When generator is running ALWAYS
have the AC MAIN, Inverter and
Battery charger breakers on.
• Charge daily.
NOTE: Deep Cycle batteries are used
to extend the time between charging.
However, they also require more time to
recharge when they are discharged for
too long.
Inverter
This boat is equipped with one inverter.
The inverter remote is located at the
bottom left side of the Main Panel.
The inverter will run the following systems
off the 120 VAC Inverted breakers:
• Ref/Freezer
• Outlets
• Ceiling Fans/Rope
• Upper Ice Maker
• Upper Bev Center
• Upper Deck Power
• Water Filtration System
These appliances will all work without the
Generator running.
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